5.7 AV Settings: Multiviewer

General

This section provides information about setting up a multiviewer (MVR).

  1. Scroll to and select Multiviewer on the AV Settings menu.

    Image 5–125 AV Settings: Multiviewer selection
Multiviewer menu tree

Refer to Image 5–126 for an illustration of the Multiviewer menu tree.

Image 5–126 AV Settings: Multiviewer menu tree
Multiviewer: Format

  1. Scroll to and select Format from the Multiviewer menu.

    Image 5–127 Multiviewer: Format selection

    Once Format is selected, the highlight bar turns from gray to cyan.

    Image 5–128 Multiviewer: Format adjustment

  2. Turn the Adjust knob to scroll through the available formats.

    Image 5–129 Adjusting Multiviewer Format
  3. Press the Adjust knob to select the desired multiviewer format, when it is displayed.
Multiviewer: Auto Configure Output Format

Use Auto Configure Output Format to automatically detect and acquire multiviewer output format.

  1. Scroll to and select Auto Configure Output Format on the Multiviewer menu.

    Image 5–130 Multiviewer: Auto Configure Output Format selection
Multiviewer: Select Layout

Scroll to Select Layout and press the Adjust knob to activate the control.

  1. Use Select Layout to change among the Multiviewer's four window layout "looks."

    Image 5–131 Multiveiwer: Select Layout

  2. Turn the Adjust knob to scroll through the four Layouts and press the Adjust knob again to apply the change in order to see the new layout on the Multiviewer's output.

    Image 5–132 Adjusting Select Layout

  3. Reset Layout is used to revert any changes made using the Event Master Toolset to the currently displayed Multiviewer Layout.

    Image 5–133 Multiviewer: Reset Layout
Multiviewer: Test Pattern

Use the Test Pattern to select and adjust multiviewer output test patterns.

  1. Scroll to and select Test Pattern on the Multiviewer menu.
Image 5–134 Multiviewer: Test Pattern selection
Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Type

Use Type to select the desired test pattern

  1. Scroll to and select Type from the Test Pattern menu.

    Image 5–135 Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Type selection

    Once Type is selected, the highlight bar turns from gray to cyan.

    Image 5–136 Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Type adjustment

    The following test patterns are available:

    • Horizontal Ramp
    • Vertical Ramp
    • 100% Color Bars
    • 16x16 Grid
    • 32x32 Grid
    • Burst
    • 75% Color Bars
    • 50% Gray
    • Horizontal Steps
    • Vertical Steps
    • White
    • Black
    • Red
    • Green
    • Blue

  2. Use the Adjust knob to scroll through and select the desired test pattern.

    Image 5–137 Selecting test-pattern type “Horizontal Ramp”
Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Output Raster Box

Use Output Raster Box to turn On and to turn Off a border box around the multiviewer output. The output box is white.

  1. Scroll to and select Output Raster Box from the Test Pattern menu.

    Image 5–138 Test Pattern: Output Raster Box selection

    Once Output Raster Box is selected, the highlight bar turns from gray to cyan.

    Image 5–139 Test Pattern: Output Raster Box adjustment
  2. Use the Adjust knob to toggle the output raster box between Off and On.
Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Diagonal Motion

Use Diagonal Motion to add motion to a test pattern. In most cases the motion is diagonal; in some cases the motion is either horizontal or vertical.

  1. Scroll to and select Diagonal Motion from the Test Pattern menu.

    Image 5–140 Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Diagonal Motion selection

    Once Diagonal Motion is selected, the highlight bar turns from gray to cyan.

    Image 5–141 Multiviewer: Test Pattern: Diagonal Motion adjustment
  2. Use the Adjust knob to toggle the diagonal motion between Off and On.

Back returns to the Output menu.

Multiviewer: HDCP

HDCP Mode enables the HDCP setting for the multiviewer output. The default HDCP mode setting for HDMI is Off.

  1. Select HDCP from the Multiviewer menu to set up and apply HDCP settings for the multiviewer.

    Image 5–142 Multiviewer: HDCP selection

  2. Scroll to and select HDCP Mode on the Multiviewer menu.

    Image 5–143 Multiviewer: HDCP: Mode selection

    Once Mode is selected, the highlight bar turns from gray to cyan.

    Image 5–144 Multiviewer: HDCP: Mode adjustment

  3. Use the Adjust knob to turn HDCP On or Off.

    When HDCP is turned On the system displays the HDCP specification version for the Multiviewer. This is a status-only display; it cannot be selected or adjusted.

Select Back to return to the Multiviewer menu.

Multivewer: Color/Sample/Bit

  1. Use the Adjust Knob to select Color/Sample/Bit. Select the desired Color/Sample/Bit for the Multiviewer.

    Image 5–145 Multiviewer: Color/Sample/Bit Selection
Multiviewer: Color Range

  1. Use the Adjust knob to select Color Range. Select the desired Color Range.

    Image 5–146 Multiviewer: Color Range
Multiviewer: HDMI Soft Reset

  1. Use the Adjust knob to select HDMI Soft Reset. HDMI Soft Reset can fix some display issues on Multiviewer output, but the Multiviewer output will go black for a few seconds.

    Image 5–147 Multiviewer: HDMI Soft Reset

Select Back to return to the Multiviewer menu.